Thamesmead Town 1-3 Enfield Town Upon securing Ryman League status for 09/10 two weeks ago, Thamesmead lost out at home to Enfield Town in a typical end of season mid table match. After dependable goalkeeping from Enfield keeper Dave Walton
GARY Alexander’s second half brace ensured Millwall finished their League One home campaign on a winning note after they came from behind to sink Leyton Orient this afternoon. Orient squandered a glorious opportunity to break the deadlock
PUBLICANS are calling on the Government to reduce beer tax to save boozers faced with closure. Gravesham MP Adam Holloway and pub landlords across north Kent launched the Save the Great British Pub campaign on Friday (April 24) which appeals
TWO intrepid filmmakers made a documentary of their trip to Costa Rica where they endeavoured to catch a fish as large as a man. Andrew Smith of Heathfield Road, Keston filmed his friend Guy Elson of Aberdeen Terrace, Blackheath as he leant
A BOYS’ school has denied allegations from its neighbours that a search for a new contractor is behind delays in its multi-million pound rebuild. The governors at Langley Park School for Girls sent a letter to parents earlier this month claiming
A BARBERS has donated a day’s takings of more than £600 to a children’s charity. Clip Joint Barbers in Rice Parade, Petts Wood, had 45 customers on Wednesday (April 22), with £630 in proceeds going to the Rainbow Trust Children’s Charity. The national
A DISABLED grandmother is terrified after being told her healthcare worker has HIV and hepatitis C. Lewisham Primary Care Trust is contacting more than 12,000 people who were patients of a the NHS worker, but insists the risk of either of these
A ROTARY club has kept up its end of the bargain in helping Microsoft billionaire Bill Gates eradicate a killer disease. The 35-strong Chislehurst Rotary Club agreed to help raise £500 each year for three years to help eradicate polio. The club’s
A GROUP of youngsters will be travelling to Thailand to help build a community centre for a village of people who lost their homes during the tsunami in December 2004. Alexis Thompson finds out more. TEN students from Cobham Hall, an international
PUBLICANS in Belvedere have launched their own group to encourage sensible drinking in the town. They have launched their own Pub Safe scheme, which will see troublemakers banned from all licensed premises in the village, if they cause trouble at one
RESIDENTS will this morning (April 24) protest outside a building due to open as a hostel in May, which they fear will be the "nightmare next door". Developer HFHA Group Ltd has planning permission to turn the empty offices inside the towering
A TEENAGER who went missing from Petts Wood earlier this month has been found safe and well. Bromley Police say Michaela O’Beirne was found in Southwark on Thursday (April 23) after disappearing from Petts Wood on April 8. The 16-year-old
